Media watch: promising France, rotation v Colombia and PSG trolls | OneFootball

This Saturday, March 28, the French press (from a sporting perspective) focused, as far as Paris Saint-Germain is concerned, solely on the famous “digital army” that operated around the club. The French national team is at the center of attention, with an encouraging performance against Brazil and a reshuffled side tomorrow evening against Colombia in a friendly.

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With the international break underway, the main focus is naturally on the French national team. Especially with the World Cup approaching. The performance against Brazil was encouraging, particularly in attack, where Les Bleus have often disappointed in recent months. Of course, they still need to confirm it and nothing is guaranteed. But the potential of this squad is undoubtedly immense. You can see it with the announced reshuffled lineup, which still remains of a very high standard. Hopefully, the “backups” will show that the competition for places is particularly fierce.

As for the “PSG trolls,” it is a complex issue that has been going on for some time, with PSG allegedly having used numerous social media accounts, a “digital army,” to attack the image of certain public figures. There are evidently some certainties, but caution is still needed since some people are pointing fingers rather randomly in every direction. There are already more than enough excessive, thoughtless messages on social media without needing an “army.” In the media as well, for that matter.

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